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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

Nniteoler be1ttmmte WfeodiIe tprr6e SEER
IS Il III es 90 aTmelL, $40. 10 W. &tn5te>
Ctr, beldenft, Del6er nit 1etnen ldl1g1t
0erftorbenen Glter1 I'M Sabre 1882 alS
SabD bon 6 Wto1taten na6 unlerer Staot
gebra6t tDurOe unb iie iett6em ME mebr
oouernb D~erlalien bat. QlS dlteite, nt6t
0eutl6@reOenbe Nn1ie6lertn ipur0e Srau
Teltcttte &er6epaI, SEQ. 2O43 g..
SGarfitr., inn 0}opember 1881 ua6 @6icago
gefommen lnb iebt q Sabre ali, Gusge7
5etdnet. Die nd6ite Mleoaile, bic fir ben
differentiation Geteranen llno dtten
Nnlteoler BON Chicago, ipelder Die metitet
S6la6ten in Der Ser. Staaten@ 9rmee uro
atpar in eitem Sqtnotler Gegin1ent mttge@
l6lagen bat, beItimmt tpar, tpuroe
benz lieutenant, Captain uno
5ulebt ftellpertretenoen W1aior beS 80. Snf.>
SOL. >9tegt. bon SQtnsis, SEQ. Sein5=
mann, SEQ. 1877 Sremontitr. %tpobnbaft,
Suerfannt.
Der anbere alte &riegsfamerab, Ser benz
lelben geiteuten 8~e6ingungen geniigen
%fornte, aber fem 0eutl6>N merifaner lit,
mar Wm. 6.PrtnS bon SEQ. 500 Webz
1ter Nue., tpel6er 81 Sabre alt, un6 BON
2tprtl 1861 Bis 1864 Ser Comp. 9. bes /.
&rtiQertez9tgts. etngerei6t tpar unO Damn
tpettere 5e9n Sabre tDeils BET Der Nrtillerie,
tbetlS bet ber Oeartre IN 9ieniten ge1tan@
BEN lit. Der alte, lang 9ebiente Soloat
mar nod 10 flint, baB er tpte et1 @t9fdB7
den bonn San5plab iiber Die Brtltung
auf Bic Sribilne ~fletterte u10 BORT ltntcr
Su6elrufet Der Qlntpeienben ieine WebatIe
in Gmpfang nabrn. Ser nGGfte atf otele
Neiie @eeDrte fonnte bas a6er nt6t
na6ma6en. SIS mar ser Grocer SreD.
SENS bon go. 200 0ellSitr., tDel6er58
Sabre alt, urD Elm alter beltIder Nnfte0ler,
iett benz September 1851 ununterbro6en
I'M @rocerte>@ elbGft gearbettet bate nllo
iebt nod ietn @elddft betreibt. 6err Sod
1ter Iudte IN 1einer Observation-Disclosures
Die QntDelertoen oaDon SIT iiber3eu9en, oaB
ST. 6etn3e tntn1er guten &affee, gutes
@riin5eug uno quite Butter ~Derfallft bdben
miiIie, 1onIt tpdre CT bon letnen etgenen
Groceries bod ut6t 10 felt geporben. Die
lebte, benz lGngitia6rigen Wettgliebe elmer
Gbicago'er 2oge oes SroenS ser &otbmGr7
net getptomete Wee0aille, erbielt Spbn
g. &ebm, an MeDrtle Qtpe. tpobl1boft,
tpelder Dem Sr0en lett 1867 angebOrt uno
elmer Der Otttbegtlluber 6es Secumle6Stamz
mes SEQ. 100 lit. r.
9ta6bem Bic 8erlet6nng Der aus funit7
bDQ ctleltrten un0 graDirten @olomeDatuen
beiteDet1Oen @brenpreiie Dou50gen mai, CAB
it6 9lt unb Sung nit ungei6pd6tem ST.
fer bent 8ergniigen bin, 10 gut oaS BET 0em'
lngemein groBen @ebrGnge, tpel6eS BET
@inbrud Ser 9unfel6ett INNER bt9ter ge>
porben mar, m0glt6 mar.
0aS arrangements z@pmite, ipel6eS Die
9eipiB nt6t gertrge Miibe auf it6 9etomz
men bate, oaS Set DDrSubereiten urO eS 3u
etnen1 erfolgret6en 81 geftalten, mar tpte
fOl0t auiammengeiebt:
Qouts Nettel6orit, Wfar Stern, @6mun0
Sieoler, Suitus 2oe6r, Daniel g8ebl, s. S..
@teieni6lag, SoDn s. Wet1er, QtboIpb
@eorg, Sobn 9. 3ernib, Srib @oeb, @6as.
@6mann, S. Sa0erfailp1 ISM. Sammerz
miller, SbeO. t6ar3, @m. &ueden, @m.
Setti6, s.. S6lottbduer, Sobn s. Sod
baum. 2oren3 Wiattern, <ton Smbof, @mtl
6oe6iter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Die NI1t1,te tsiiMter.

Qus MulaB Ser bier tpGbren6 Ser bieier
ISOLDE tdgenoen Nattonalz Contention Der
Blumen3l6ter nirb Die Nnfunft BON 1000
8erufsgenoiien. sumeiit out !3lgen Der 8al7
timore & Sbto un6 Der Wti6tgan @ettrals
8abn eintref ienb, %eripartet. Oas Qrrongez
mentscomite trifft icBt Die leBten Sorberetz
tungen fir bic Convention, tpel9e' int benz
oberen Stodtperf Ser Maffenbale bes ST.
item Gesiments absebaltem tptrb. Sim
W1ontag Bormittag finbet ett Qm5ug itatt
unb AM 6reitag I6lieBt bic Convention nit
etnem allf Gbeltenbam 8ea9 ob5ubaltenben
Sommerfete. Sebr iebenStpert6 miro ieoen>
fous Sic reidbe Misunderstanding IN, benz
uuteren Stpdpert iener Sale letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Cite fittSerIoIe CHE

TIT ieIten cine elidli9e. @te uno poburG bieem
nebel in furaer 3ett aD9ebolfen Deroen fam, 5etgt Der
,,WcttumgS=9 lnfer", 250Seiten, nit naturgetrenen
8iIoeru, tueldber BON benz olteu beuti6en 6etl=Snltitlt
in Stem port berauS9egeben pirb, auf bic torite
Meiie. Sunge Seute, Die III ben Stano Der Gbe tretet
molten, ioaten ben Spru6 Sbi1ers: p9'rum prize,
per It5 epig btnbet, " lpoDl beber5t9elt, lluO bas oOrs
treffli1e Bud leien, eDe tie ben pidtigiten 9dritt beg
2e6ens tbun! Mtrb fir 25 Geuts in 9oTtmarterL, III
heutider @pra9e, forgIom nerpartt fret perianbt.
@brefIe: 9euti8es 9eii=Snftitut, II Clinton 8lacc,
gtelp Dort, g. 9: -9 Ser ygtetttn9s-anter" lit ort1
onr1 bic 3ettidriften : Soublnn9 BON Sert1ann
beaiehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
StQ0t Cbtra90.
aa Meunsi9 Sage ut europa

aW~ Wcttnai9 Sage TIT G1tropa+-
Die inter bieiemGitel I'M pBeften" Der0Hentz
Iidteit tntereiiGnten 9teilei6ilberungen bes
6rn. goi6tngton SEEING iinO, etnem btelz
fa6 ~geduBerten Wuui6e 5ufOlge, III elmer
bauernoeren Sorm alS 8lt6 erl6ieue1, Das
fir ben btligen Yreis Don so Gents in Ser
Office Ser ISL. StaatSseitun9" unO our6
unlere Ngeutelt 51 baben lit. gu grGmien
bere1tigte 2eier 6es y@o6enblatts" o6er
bes vgBeiten5" f0nnen bos 8u9 an SteIe
elmer anberel 8rGmie 6esieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
91t pertranensielfo.

SIM bteit9en 8oIt3eiantt itno in iingiter
a3ett bGufig &lagen %etngelaufen iber Die
Linton SupplD So, pel6e in gto. $50
@eit Q1incptraBe @ei6Gfte t6ut.
8rofeior 9. 81. @taep IN Waitoia, Mtnn.,
tbetlt u1ter Datum 6. QLu9uit nit, baB ct
g%enanntem vgoncern" $21 fit Sbee un6
&affee gei6idt, 6te 0aaren aber nt6t erbalz
ten babe. GapttGn S6aad, pel6er Die
Sadie unteriu6te, berthtet, baB Bic vStrma"
aus etnem 9%etptiien 8, So. 2tncOln unb Der
@aarenpprratb aus etnigen alten, leeren
&iiten beftebe. Die 8oliSet tptr0 Ser vGontz
partD" genau auf 6te Singer paIien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

Sun9 unb 9It Iernen Die 1pult6erbdr 1ppblz
tbdtiee QSirfultg pom Qper's S%arlapartla
fellnen. 6leine Gtnber, Die an lpeben 9lI9er,,
meben Sbreit ober @rilbtopf leibeu, ooer Die
etne g~tei9ang 5n Stropbcln ober Sppbilis
oeerbt baben, foonnen olr6 bic Mnpel1bun9
berlelben 9eluno Muo itart weroem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
@e1phntes @ertre1tenI

Sd babe aus Neu9ierbe eini9e Male pom
ben Mir 9eianbten S61pei5erptGen 9erpmz
men unb fallo, boB ber-@ ebrau1 elmer gemii=
len Nerpolitdt, bic ii6 p1einer taft 1a6 ieber
Wabl5eit beraG6tigte llno Die i'd elmer
S61pa9e bes Ma9enS 3ui6rieb, beinabe
gang @tubalt 9etban bat. Se0enfaqs CLAUDE
t6 Die uS9wet5erpiQen%" alien meinen 8ez
fannten nit beiten Garpiiien e1npfeblen gu
6Irfen. @rgebenlt u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Q}altI G5er6ino
75 e 17 0bicooo 0ine Xh;c

Is 3 II @bica9o NDe., Nbtcogo.
@potbefer &i@b. gramb'S g6wei5erpilen,
Npot6Se dsn, ionie auberSem BEL Sem Saltptl
Depot fir Gbtca9o: S9mibt g. Sii6er, @fe
@abaib 4pe, nlo 16. Ctr, Die S9a9tel gu
40 Gents erbGltli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

g8es nit benz Maulpern, @6noufen unb
Speie1 unb ellie ni9t Seben nit Detnem nil
oerli9en 2ltbem an, lonoern gebrau9e DR..
Saqe's vCatarrh Remedy (Ratarrb= Sell
mitfeO; 0os beleittot baS nebel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

Sic aMgentetat ~beIicbtet stub bes
fantttett SIaiGcnbtere Ser GomroS
Seipp Sresuttt9 Co. ftttS SeSers
tta1ttt stt cttpfcDIett4 &efteuittactt
btttet man Otreft an Die 8raucrei
gu fcttOet. suOoio NIT u MD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
mna TIT

@aHnxta TT DIR. @aaamel sttthysr's arymet fit SaneItMge AmH
1suntx. se sntbalt 4psHer Optuas sa"rpbts a"d5 aaNsTs
narkn4trdte strFe. Sic ta sw mnfDaalfd5sr Grl@F t"f %"Fs.
gartE Trppfen, 96msltaes-5gr@p 1H C"H"fo'' sT l@Hsa'
amt. o. hirst fr Ee Srtikts gabre I"~ssr Gshr"Mm "m sAt-
Ifnnen anattern. OaHcrta 4SDet Die 59Grrasr. C"FHrt@ t& N@@
lmnsexralI,efLmnf fir astwoer-Ser y&mt&Er grsMnH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
9te 1telte,t bont0opatDiiGen stern.
4tfiffeI. -

@tr lenfet Die Nufmerflan1fett infer 2ejer
a1f bic Qlnseige bes electro 6ornDopatbtlGen
SternnltttelS in elmer anberen Spalte 0ie1er
QltSgabe. 6err 9ouis 8. SttGel in Stem
gort berlenDet auf 9lnfrage, fret per 8oit
fleinc 8roi6uren, ipel6e ipnr1oerpoue @rz
lauterungen ~entbaltet. Die 8barmocie
Sdpei3eril6en 9anberz 9usiteQung 3irt9
1888 bic bD6ite IuSSet6nlrng erbalten.
Sas D06ite 0iplom mottbirt: Sir Bic
b0r5ilglt0e QualitGt unb Wfannigfaltigfett
t6res BrGparate unO Nr5netformen. Chem
falls spet OtebatQen bon Ser vQlca6emie
Otationale", 9aris, 1883 un6 Sic groBe golz
oene WeeOatlle bon Ser y@elel16aft fir
&unit utlb 8iienl6aft" IN gteagel 1885.
Sic 9Oftett 0cs SooSIer=@rosefeS.
8e5ilglid ser ben v8ooolern" McGart6p,
Sltoer, Gallelmarn unb Sells SlerfQrnten
Strafen BON ie $1,000 erfl6rte StQatsar>
malt 0rinnea, baB bieie 8etrGge eteentz
lid an tbn gesa6lt mer6en loIten, So
baS County ib1m nod cine oiel beoe1tenbere
Suntr1e fir @ebilbren l6uI0e. SD tperbe
baS @elb ,aber ntdt fit mid beal1lpruden.
ion6ern es benz S6ulfono ibertpetlen."
Son alIgemetnem Sntereiie lit Sic 8ere6z
nuns ser Soften bes lebten 8ooblerz8roz
seiies. Gs ipurOen i'm @ansen 696 8iirger
gum @ei6pDrenenbienit borgelaben, tpeldbe
1e 81 ben Sag, allo 5ulammen 1892 err
btelten. Die 3tDolf @el6porenen besoaen
segen $500 @ebiibren unO 6eren 11nterbalz
tung i'm SHERMAN !6ouie f~oiteten 6em
County 9e9en $1,100. Die Stenograpben
erbalten geaen $500 nn6 Sic @roBgei9tpo=
reneu, tpelde bic Nnflaee1 9ege1 Die Boob
lsrs nnterlu9ten, be5o9en etioa $1,000.
li9e %Qusga6en, 10 biirfte Der Omnibus
8oooIer" @8ro5eB Dem Gountp ettpa $4,000
Soften perlrla@t baben. l1nglei6 b0ber
tperOen Die Qus9a6en ietn, tpel6e BENT 8urz
gerberei1 Dur6 Die 8erfolsung Der v8oooz
ler" ertuadien iinb.
Ste a%H9entett beIlcbtem stub bes
fatttett Slai6cnbiere Ser GomraS
Setpp Sretpttta Co. ftttS SeSers
ct a1ttt stt c~ttpfcDIen4 Gefteu1tmactt
hiffef m an Nireff an Ain NQ4naAa.n2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Unfnrtn~9

GoForia heiIt KoIiF, PartIeibi9feit,l
Maeeniaure, Ourdfan, 2Iufftoben,
UerIeibt eeinnoen s4Iaf nno htlft Der
Deroaunn9,
ORne f4doIi9e meoi3tn'rufts'
Tho TeQfOqE2" CO7NpNT!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
GM0ttc Gra1en

merben blaB unO reiSlos b1tr0 T%1nftionSitOz
%it0run9en, wel3e DR.. Pierce's rFavorite
Prescription" unfeblbar flrirt. SauieHbs
pon 2eu9nilien. Sci NpOtbefer11.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Cafeteria.

yGaforia If fir Kinder 70 gut eeets'
net, oaB i4 es fir etpas Dor3i9Iideres
ais irgeno cine mir beFannte 2lr5nei ent'
pfebIe." 8. J.. arayeT, II. D., f.
III So. OrfOro St, sroOfIYn, 4. q.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
Free Library Meeting.

The Board of Trustees of the Public
Library met at their office in the Library
building last evening. Present, w. C.
Fitch, President Add. C. Hinkson, Vice
President S. H. Gerrish, Secretary. and
A. s. Hopkins. The report of the Libra
rian for the month of January was read as
follows: Number of books issued during
the month, 4, 195, classified thus Fiction,
1928; history, 143 biography. 80; travel
and adventures, 1S6; miscellaneous litera-
ture, 234; religious, 81 poetry and drama,
70; science and art, 159. Average number
issued per day, 40; percentage of fiction,
rs. Number of names on the register,
1928. Amount of fines collected, 50 % !;
dues, 81. Catalogues sold, 2; number Of
books repaired in Library by Librarians,
1856.
The thanks of the Board were unani-
mously rendered to f. F. Woodward for
the donation of book to the Library, to
wit: The Perfect Way; or The Finding
of Christ"
The following bills were ordered paid !:
Capital Gas Co., $24; CS Houghton $25 70;
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., So so
s. W. Collins, $40; Stephen D. Peet,
81 Noble Fisher, So rs; The Histo y
Co.," 81 10; H. 5. Croker. 81 So Whit
er, Fllier Il Co., SIS 90; Day & Joy, S11 !;
Thomas M. Johnson 81.
After ordering full set of the works of
John Ruskin, IA volumes, the Board aG-
j1urned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Max. and Hugo Hornlein left yesterday ioI
Fresno county, on business trip.
Peter j. Shields returned yesterday afternoon
from Folsom, where he has been engaged tor a
week on legal business
Dr. H. II. Briggs, one OF tie editors of the
Breeder and Sportsman, returned yesterday morn
ing from a visit of several months to the East
and South, during which time he attended all
the great field trials, and visited many of the
most prominent kennels of hunting dogs. He
remained over here until the afternoon TO have
IL little talk with Sacramento friends.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: J. g.
Wall, Oakland: Miss Dohrman, Cour.land; J. w.
B. Montgomery Cana; ID. NJ. Reayis, Chico: Miss
Nellie Kinkead, Forest Hill: A. B. McRoe,
Roseviile; T. r. Stephens, Placerville; A. NJ.
Land and wife, Virginia City; V. c. Ralston,
San Francisco; J. b. Hobson, Iowa Hill; w. L.
Simon and wife, MERGED; C. +. Mckinney,
Ben H. Miller, Bodie: Thomas Agnew, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
W. II. Sabin, Geo A. Dickinson, Z. +. Randolph,
New York N Bowdeu san Jose; Alexander
Mclean, Oakland; Chas. l.. Alderman, VIM.
lrelan. Jr., w. G. Reno, w. w. Ross, San Fran
cisco: J. W. Wilcoxon, Yuba City; +. c. Lusk,
Chico; Geo. w. Spencer, San Francisco: K. c.
Bowers New York; d. W. Burchard, J. c. Black,
San Jose; A. NJ. Davis, ian Franchises; II. Silves-
ter, New York: c. X. Parker, +. W. Marston, A.
G.. Booth San Francisco: n. r. Johnson. oak
land; McD. K. Venable, San Luis Obispo; Robert
Westwater and son, JAS A. Johnson, q. A. John
son, J. C. Moore, San Francisco; Geo. Mel, Oak
land; Geo. L. Butler, Thos. Beck, San Francisco.
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DIED..

Sacramento, January 3l-Jennie Irene, daugh-
ter of G. f. and Louisa Gould, native Of
California, years, month and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the residence of her parents, north
east corner Eighth and { streets, this after
noon at 2 O'clock
Sacramento, January 3l-Franees, wife of Louis
Lothhaumer. a native of California, &c years,
months and days
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral which will take
place from her late residence, 716 street, this
afternoon at 2:31 o'clock
Sacramento, February William Wallace, ne
tive OF New York, &C. years CNew York pa
pers please copy.t
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral. which viii take
place from his ate residence, on Sixth street,
between H and I, this afternoon at O'clock =
Sacramento. February 1-Almira Coleman
(motter OF Mrs Thomas L. MOORE, 6 native
OF Massachusetts,, "A years
Her remains will be shipped to Ilaeerviile
Thur day mnrHing fer inierment.l
Sacramento February I-Eiward Mahop Ms
tive of Ireland, 40 years funeral notice
hereafter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
Grain on the Upper River.

The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with $500
sacks of grain for the Pioneer Mill, and
barge load of wood. 1t is estimated that
there-still remains in warehouses along the
upper river. 1000 tons of grain, but the
holders do not care to sell just yet. or until
the prospects for this years crop are better
known. Steamboatmen say, however, that
the grain along the river that has come up
is looking well, and the farmers are steadily
planting more. With a reasonable amount
of spring rain there will be at least as large
q crop in that section as there was last sea-
SON. Especially below Colusa, where the
low lands are being cultivated more gener-
ally than has been the case for years, WI
there be a large yield.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
An Involuntary Ride.

Yesterday morning when the Knights
Landing train was coming into the depot
a little Scotch terrier was observed crouched
upon the pilot of the engine, presenting a
perfect picture of fright and distress. 1t
was subsequently learned that he was seen
on the track, ahead of the engine, near the
first trestle-vork this side of Davisvile
and being unable to get out of the way, he
was tossed into the air by the cow catcher
and fell upon the pilot When the train
stopped in the depot he jumped to the
ground, apparently unburt, but began
running about in circle, as though his
head had been injured and bis brain affected
and then. apparently crazed, he suddenly
ran into China slough. Some of the rail-
road men waded in and rescued him when
he was nearly drowned, and made him a
warm bed, with grass and other material
in place where he could not get hurt. He
remained there quietly for three or four
hours. AT noon some OF the men fed him
meat from their lunches and he made a
hearty meal. An hour later, when he was
looked for, he had disappeared.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
No More Work.

A few mornings since tramp called at
residence in the upper portion of the city
and presented his petition for some break
fast. The lady of the house gave him a
reasonable meal, and then, SO as not to
encourage idleness, suggested that by way
of acknowledgment he cut a little kindling
He consented and began operations at
once. while she smiled cheerfully as she
thought how her husband would appreciate
her when he came home and found that he
would not have TO do any wood chopping
for several days. After while the noise
of the wood-cattiug ceased to be heard in
the land, aud, on looking foi the cause, she
discovered that the tramp had done what it
is said the leopard cannot do-changed his
spots-slid out for some other locality !;
and, worst of all, he had taken the Ratchet
with him the nice six-bit Ratchet pur-
chased by her fege lord few days before,
after reading an essay on choppiDg made
easy II may be that in course Of time
other tramps will get something to eat at
that house; but they won't if they say any
thing about working for it.
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
+" SARSFIELD" REMEDIES co,
sARsFIELD1s REMEDY for the Blood and Constipation.
SARSFIELD'S REMEDY Diphthera Pneumonia!


the Interior will remember that
remarkable
putting broadly The
medicines be had of all reputable druggists.
referred
ieproachabe
outa
Certified his
M ADAMS completely cured
ont the arno
II
Chronic
REMEDY as vel the ULCER sALVEl
W. NJ
in
hLooD sAtvE
letter
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02
Zone Nail Drives Out Another

Is French saying that finds exemplifica-
ton in the way one disease will substitute
many cases. Liver disease, for instance
will soon induce blood disorders. throat
ailments, skin affections, and eventually,
b cause of impoverished blood, consump-
ton itself, unless, indeed, it be treated in
its incipiency and early progress by DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery"
which acts as a specific in these ailments,
accomplishing rapid cure by its powerful
Alternative action upon the great organs Of
the bodv
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02

DISCOUNTS THE PAsT.-There are hun
dreds of young men in Sacramento beg
ging for positions. Never before has there
been such scramble for office, and never
before in the history of the State has there
been so many attaches to the Senate and
Assembly as there are now Such wasteful
extravaganza has never been known before.
1t looks as though the Legislature has I'M
dertaken the job of clothing and feeding
every impecunious politician in the State.
1t is an outrage on decency to have the
peoples money thus squandered.-
San Juan Times.
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Prevention Better Than Cure.

Many persons are afflicted with skin
eruptions. beils or ulcers. Brandreth's
Pills, taken freely, will in short time effect
a complete cure ofall such troubles Ulcers
of long standing have been cured by them.
Carbuncles have been checked in their in
cipiency by them. The worst fever sores,
bed sores, and the like have been driven
fiom the skin by them. Only begin in
time. and few of Brandreth's Pills will
prevent many sickness. Taken freely
they vii! cure any disease.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02

WHY RUN ANY RISK with your Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, or indeed any Pulmon-
airy or Bronchial complaint, when a REM
edy safe, thorough and so easily obtained
as DR.. Jsyne's Expectorant can be had
If you have contracted a severe Cold, save
you Lungs from the dangerous irritation
and inflammation which frequently brings
about Consumption, by promptly resorting
to the Expectorant; and if troubled with
any Affection of the Throat, you will find
this remedy equally effectual in affordlng
relief from obstructing phlegm and in heal
ing the indamed paris.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02

MINING ExCITEMENT.-From Rev. Colin
Anderson, who came down from Goose
Lake last week, we learn that there is con-
siderable excitement at Willow Ranch over
the discovery of some rich silver bearing
quartz in the hills near that place. Two
assays have been made, one of which
places the value of the ore at $3.50. and the
other at $157 per ton.-Modoc Independent.
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.I1Rrr,URn.

HUNDREDS Or TESTIMONIALS Giving
I'll ones) Come az once. Delays are dan
eerous II you are not cured by my treatment
Il will cost You nothing. DIR. CHAS. w. POR-
TERFIELD, 4l7]z K street. Sacramento Cal.
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Elder Down COnfortableS.
The New Clothing Idea.

1t is not often that we are able announce radical
changes in the cut and shape of Mems Clothing. We
show to-day, however, genuine novety-a suit with
fourbutton cutaway front similar to frock coat but
finished in the back as sack. 1t might apty be called
frock sack suit.
The new idea in a Scotch Cheviot, $I2 In
Silk bound Plaid Worsted SIS
Intended for young
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STOCK
=RhNGES!=

Nos. 81 and I9i.-ror ST.O1c-A Splendid
Stock Range; coo ! crcs Dtcdtd Land. of which
400 Acres Under Fence, 3 Acres i'll Alfalfa, 100
Acres Fine Meadow Land: th.ee-sixteenth
interest in Water Ditch. which irrigates whole
place: all Farming Tools, Wagons, Moving
Machines Header Wagons. piows, etc: Good
Dwelling, Large Stable. stock Corrals, etc.
This is key 10 an outside Range. and Will
keep 500 Head of Cattle easy; 200 Head of
Cattle will go with the place if desired, at n
fair valuation. Situate in Mason, on Walker
River. six miles from Carson X. r., i'll State of
Nevada.
No. 2Os.-52O Acres of Land in Amador
County, near lone City thriving Railroad
Town. Three Hundred Acres or more is
tillable; 20 Acres Fenced: several Acres will
Produce Alfalfa; Dwelling of six Rooms;
Good New Barn, 6ix64; Good Slaughter house
with necessary equipments and out-buildings;
Blacksmith shop and Wagon Shed; Several
Good Springs; Good Wells; Jackson and
Grizzly Creeks run through the place, giving
abundant water the year round Tor stock.
There ere 25 Horses and Mules:.25 Head Cattle,
twotoseven years DID, % Head Hogs; $50 Goats
halfbreeds); Four-horsc Wagon, Harness:
i Buggy; Spring Wagon and Harness; 2Good
Saddles; Blacksmith Tools; all Farming I'm
plements, including Sulky Rake and " Buck
eye Mower, that go with the place. the
price of which is SIS 80 Per Acre, including
Personal Property named: All the Farming
Tools, etc, are in good order, and everything
ready for use. This is a splendid opening for
g man with small capital to begin Stock
Raising.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02

HUNDREDS of remnants in our sale to-
day Dress goods, muslins, sheetings. ging-
hams, calieoes, fannels. cassimeres. etc,
etc, sll at clean cut clearing out prices.
Red House.
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Do NOT miss our new advertisement this
morning and attend our sale at $50. Red
House.